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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
@ossen $50. 9 al $40 i'm @pei9er.

@ogsem $50, 2 8n $40 i'm 9peider.
@efIii Ell. : 9ebenbe Turfeps 7@1sc.,
9eI9la9tete 9@13c; Gnten Soc baS $50.
0itbner, 9e1Gl., Collie; leb. 6M91c; LED.
@dnle &c., %tn9erupfte $5@6.JO, gerupite
$4@4.50 baS 8uBeno.
SGmereten.- Gtmotbp $1.55@1.70,
Grtma 1.60@t.62; &Gee 3.75@4.1O, 8rimd
3.95@4,00; getn 800. 1 SIT 1.O6l@-.
Sntter.- 8ete @lSin Creamery ESQ
20, red0t quite 25@97c.. SSDma Creamery goo
29c, 9atrp 15@26c, p&OaS" 14@19c.
gter. --6ril9e 19@124c bos 9ubenb.
8nrbarfs 46@52c., on0ere 100 4o@46 6c'1 6eim
y@ar." Neue So. 00-3.50 DdS Sap ODER
75c@$1,O 10 baS 88. =Stit6eu.
BD6nen. = @ute nelle rWteoiums" 1.25
Obs nn6 9taDieS 1.40@1.47.
SdIg. = &uden 44@43c. No. 1@ou1tru
4@44c, geo. 2 5H &c.
g 0mierfett. = @eiBes @ountru A
3}@4c, B BIC, 9elbes &c, brarnes 24@21OaS
Yf0.
Gitroneu.- So. 5O@4.5O 6as Rttben;
fir Melfina ODER Palerno 3@3.5O pitt Ntas
Iaga.
@epfel. : 2.5O@4.O0 6os Sap,
Gottfornii@eS 0bi. mulasa
Sra1lben per 45@55 ID 3.OO@6.O0.
8 eiBfobl: l6ieIi9er So, 00@$S bas
100. 9lerer aus Stem Orleans 1.00@2.OO
oaS Crate" !; californii1er So. 0 0@4.00
3mtebeIn. - $202.50 0as 6aB. gtelte
100000 Oas Dubeub ober S1.57@3.50 bas
&ilt9en.
GeHerte.- 9O@8Oc bos 9bS.
Entaba9aS. -27@30c Der Sul6el.
Gpinat.- 75@1.00 baS &tit9em.
Salat.- 25@35c bas 9bo.
@urten. -50M75c baS Sbe.
Gp0r9el. "a .50@5.00 baS 0BO.
E1bieS9en.- 15@35c.
Motbe Ritben.- 25@40c bas 0utenb.
.Snn9e~Grbfen ,-1,50@2.25 fir { 81
&ilt9en.
@rDbeereu.-25@3Oc bas Stuart.
Step .-4@6c. oas ID o6er 30@50c
boS 0bb.
@trtnsz8eons. sa.OO@9.5o in s.
&ift9en.
@ilb. - mauarO G1tten $1.75@a.OO,
feline 75c.
@r~anberrtes. $6,OO@13.0O 6os
Sap.
Stranger, = SGoriba s ,5O@4.25 bas
&iit0en, Wteilito 2,50@3.00, Galiforrti9e
Niperltoe 2.T5@3.5O, &albin9toH gfaOels
4.00@6.O0.
6opfeu. - Gacifc Su 18@25c, beutz
i9er 22@5Oc, enSlil6er 18@25c, ytew gorter
22@25c.
Yarintps. = s1.95@1. so bas SaB.
SDmatoeS. - Bermuda 81. 50M$2.0 90
bas &ift9eu, Sloriba $1.50@2.O0 bas @aG.
@biSfep. : SIN Chicago $1.1S, III ct.
2ouis $1.13, in Cincinnati 1.13, III Eeorie
$1.14.
2SiebMatft.
@m &ir6ptebmartt betrl19 Die 3nfIbr ca.
28,S11 StiiG, 9egen 37,400 GtIld in Der
pori9en @o6e. Nreiie ribt peientlt9 ners
Gnoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

90 1punberIi6 es flingen mag, 10 1T es
bod wobr, boB 6os @oblbeftuoen bes Ntenz
i6en ni6t auf ben 6rGften ieines G'etites,
iorbern drf Der Gerbouun0sfrait Ietnes Mtaa
gems beru6t. Sbne quite 8erbauu11g 9iebt's
feline @litdieltgfcit bietieben. un6 burd
redtSeitt9en @ebrau6 DON ct 8~erngar6
&rGuterptIlen tan1t malt li6 ielelbe,
= bic gclunbe Ger6ouln9 ltno mitbin Die
Wliifieli9feit = belpaDrell ODER mieberperz
i6afielt. Sine S6a6tel pou bieler &rGllterz
pilen toitet beim 9lpotbefer ODER per goit be-
so9en, 20 GtS. I'M cine Strobe bieier QiQet
unentgeltli6 St befomneit, wenbe man lt9 an
g. 9feuitaeter & 60, SO Mercer Ctr, Nem
Oprt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Watettte.

sSploen6e 8otente pitrben fir Die ant D.
0(nrI( 1897 e1btaenoe @o@e bon Der Ser@
Stooten YotentzSf al neitli6e Grttr1per
ncro6folot, mie bert0tet Our6 ISM. .. SoB,
Rotcrt g%(ntpolt, l3tmnlet 68 Wtetropolttat
NIod "a. Q8. &de Ga Salce nrlo 9tano0lpD
StrdBe) Gbica8o.
Chicago.
Gpuutlutters 6ormmal6ine : ". y. @nz
bcrlon.
G0mier 2(pporot-T. Sain.
Gdefnolbiie-B. Is. BrapleD.
.N~oSeuItredcr-G. Grinton.
Q9ailcrbcbaltcr fir abtritte--S. @lITToro'
Gieb unb Gei6e-N. %, IrellllD.
Observation-Disclosures. &, @loper.
GOienenwci0c-S. 81. @rtffin.
&il6-6. WtoBmonn.
Observation-Disclosures. g. Wtoore.
NonnpIs0 otllms Bumpe-@. s.. gfpe.
3icoels { roofolten-S. Fo1perS.
&toilelet-b. u. Gimsrott.
NoblAic0e(-&. Q8. GncQ.
GrntCmol0ine-S. 8. Gtepor0.
Gpiclbole-G. Gleur.
Wdbemortle-gQ. QGdtfirS.
Sei,opporot-0. @. 2Silber.
so9merr-QS. s.. %l4inslolp.
@robciumdl0ine-M. Wt. &oolTolt.
SAimois.
&nopNo6s .3ntbot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '
8loOgett, @i91lpooo. ..>
g9doel-%. SO. 0rnbdrr, Gn9lemooD, ltO
&. IS. q s. QS. &iliiu9er, Sanptue.
8fu9-G. 6ani Jon, Jod SSlanp.
6dmpImol 1inensB enttl - q. \. Soe,
Gpriu9fielO.
Niaisitcd MaIdine-S. 8. Gmitb, &ods
foro.
gSiufe[ fir G6riftIeber-2S. s.. Mrt9bt,
Sreeport. ~
8. @amilton, Monmoutb.
2SiScOnTn.
MeQens& y. Nperp, QSoneppc.
8umpe-H.' s. Sobion, Darlington.
S~nietten9ift-S. &aob & Ut. Sbnl1 Oftl7
mditfee.
5ener= mettunss= Qpporat - S. 6. 9un6,
@ait Gloire.
Sort QllsSiebe ct = S. 6. S6tniot, Wtllz
marfee.
Sliegenuet-a. @abra, MiIwaufee.
SOMA.
neutrality-suspicious.. 6. Depore g e.
6. SEED, Allreiia.
bell.
N61e-@, 6. Starter, Dubuque.
@inmeSota.
.Grntemai6ine-0, 8. sInes, Gwatonna.
Yferbe9ei9irr7 9afer-S. q. OHon, gtt97
fielo.
@iIeufabrifation-S. Gtislep, Meinneapolis.
J@ltmmilGnbzS 6nale-S. y. Sbotnp1on
80. $. Curtis, Mtnneapolis.
SIM @ansen tplrbet fir obtge @ode
ollsge9eben: 437 9atette, II 3et6nungen
1tnb Nfufter (Designs), 80 @ciddftSmarfet1
(Trade Marks, 4 Gtiquetten Qabels),
| transformations R~eissues).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
stt Snrf 1t1tS staSt.

Sic Seine bes ntermtttireubeI unb biliDS reuittis
reuben Jiebers iper6en er5el9t rno tra9en bDIe
6ru4t. aeine @emeinhe 1T 6teient uebel 96n3li9
eut9ar9etL. St noltretbe1t 9iltrttten 9roBer Stdote
ftebenbe 8tisen i'll utebriggeleaenen @rnnbithden bic
8rutitdtter. Gs 9tsbt. Elm Nttttel bas an9dstdD betit
nllo porber9t. Sc bsiBt 3otttettsr.s Wt q g ne
fannie @e9eumtttel 9egen moloriibes Silt lit. @e=
frdfti9t Onrb Oies llnper9lei4ltt9e i3itbenoe @i9en=
Mittel fam ntan f1 nugeitroit. ben lntasmottlden
Qens, Der Sober uub Der Giugerpetbe, mel1e burtb
m%iasmatiI1 perborbenes Waiier ooer tr9eno cine at=
bere 1rjade erSengt merbeu, peitben Der tpobltbdti9en
Ginipirfltn9 0es genannteH RegllirnngSmittelS, Ino
rbeuutatiI6e, gsieren= lino BIaIeuleioen nerben ii6er
bilrd1 ieinerl 6e6raucb befeiti9t, UerU ooilelbe IN ladba
haltioer Meiie andetpaHAt Wiro. z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Sin epfer yeines 10,peren sernfes.
HoItsiit @Ridh. S'Gsricm BON cincrl s3u@tb@nSS
Oo0et eridOIcn.

golisiIt Midae[ S'9ricn bon Der Gee
rtngltr. Station tpltroe Wttttlpo6 Nbello etll
Spter ieileS 8crufS, inoem CT bet ocul ger
llld)e, StnlOtbD S'@raoD, 5ctncn Gr5s !3uGls
bGusler u11O Strolh, 5t Dcrbottcll, BON ptc5
lem gel0oilen uuO tOotltN pcrlp'Illoct
ipl1rDe.
S'8rien unb 6eIlen Golc0e, g8m. Dillon,
benerften ettpu nm balb II llDr ytodtS opr
8ltde'S Sdanftpirtbl0oft, So. 21ll Ntdet,
9lDe., einen 6altfen ipiiiter @cleleit. Bet
i6rer 9lnnGberllng lteien oicIclbct IN pGS
S6antlofal un6 etn 3bctl III ole
ba6iltter geGegcte Safe. S'@roob,
elmer BET 8uriden, flii6tete It0 IN ben @cls
let, no 3tpilben iDm llilo ben i'm Derlols
get6cn 8olisiItcn olSbolo 4 bis 5 SOllll
getpedielt i%puroctt, bic ieoo0 @tetllclt SHos
0en onrt6tetan. Wlci6 boroli gclol9 eS
S'GraOD, buS SSreie 5u crretdelt.
@tipa 10 Wtinuteu lpGter bcge9ltctem tDnl
6ie beiben 4plisiitcn abernloI9. 9a CT GlIr
ben a3ur1f: ylSdlt!" ntdt D0rte, t~cuerte1
8eibc al1f tbn. 2lu6 S'@rdoD le9tc illoel'
fen bereitS ieiuen 0icoolpcr al
uno i'm nG6iten Qtl1cnbltd Iolt
8oliSiIt S'8rieit, bpn cilrer Nlt9el ollr0
Sic redte 2lnge getrpffcu, IN Die 9lrne Ictz
mes &pllegen. Ser S6tuerpcripl1octc
ptr6e nad) ieiller g8oDnunG, $50. 2726
!6tGorD 9lpe. itberfiibrt, ipo bic 2(cr5te Ictnen
s3uitanO olS eiren Dofimm9Slolel beietds
l1etelt. ST. itarb ant fol9cnoen &o9e..
S'Srielt tpar felt 8 SoDrclt BDlt5tlt, 40
Sabre alt unb bat cine Sra1 uno 2 So9ne.
Dem Morobuben S'GjrabD, Der et1L ebenta7
Tiger 3u6tbGuSler lit, gelong eS, it'd letrer
6eltnd6ntc cinitpctIen our0 Die TIlldt 5t
pnt,fphrf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Site fimOerIoie Gle

1T ieIten cine eiidli9e. @ie .ltuo tppbrrd b;ei,i;
1tebel il fnrser 3 It ab9e9oIfen toerbe1t fauu, aetat
den notnrsetrenen 8tlbern, pelder bon benz alien NIB
bepdbrteu oeutI6eu 9eiI.Snititl!t in gtep port beroas'
Settle, Die 1T ben @tanb Der Gbe treten luonen, IoQten
ben gprub G6iners: Grim prIte per g
emf g btnbet", toobl beber5i9ett uno bas ~nDrtreifs
Ii0e Bud leier, ebe fe ben m%i9ti9ten S6rttt
hes 9ebens tb1n! @irb fir 25 Gents in Boitmarfer,
in beltiGer 9prade, frei lnb lprgiam b e T p a ft pers
Ianot. NoreIie: Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. 7.
Ser r& ettun9s=@nferh lit aud burh bengl1.
bonDel bsS eS1a unb -9tuslanoes al be5iebs1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
..@rotpn,s @rpnd1faISrpdies~ EMIT

balten Sn9reOienSten, wel9e Ipe5iel
Olf bic StimmsS r9a1e ipirten. Gie limb BON
dltBer9ewObnli6er @irflamfeit bel allen St0=
run9en Der Seble, wel9e bltr6 @rtdltltu9
1oer ue6eranitreGsun9 Der Sttmme berbei9ess
6iientli9en Geoerit, Iomie 2len, mel6e gu IT.
gen6 elmer ;3eit ei1en 6ulten ober eiir 6alS=
Doer 9~ut19enleiben baben, empfoblen.
SD enpfe6le tbreu @ebrail0 6ffentli6en
Heoner1." Jtep. 6. $. Gbapin.
Sine einfa6e nn6 feline Wii6un9 9e9ei1
@liten II. |. TO-" 81. g. &. Biaelow. 80iton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
gNie bIeiG Sic fim0I

ruff oft cine Game elmer arberen ST.. Gs lit
S1Dar ntbt an9etebr1, 10 mas ernGbnt SIT
b6ren; bod mag Der 6tn1pets ein freunbli6er
leilt; benn er brin9t Die 9tn9erebete gum gta9z
R ix1S # 1 nas } isit 5t F ifs' einea' S SaS IS b 5t52t gu ~
iu9en. glGlle begleitet foit tntmer bic eriten
Stabien Ser S9pinbiu9t. Ser Sr9atliSz
mus lit 9eld1pG9t unb bas SLUT perarmt.
DR.. Gierce'S vGolden Medical Discovery"
pirft ais ELM Starflrn9s1nittel ouf ben Sr=
ganiSmlts, berei9ert bas perarmte glut ll1t6
bringt Die Stolen anf ben @an9en wieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
1tniere Geifemoem 1ttS GOrre=
SnnnHpftfrh hcftfMetf cttSaXt fi d

ttniere &eifenoen Tito GOrre=
ipOnSetten bcim@ett 9e9entp6rtt9
fOi9et0e Staatcn:
SEER Setutattt Ste6S@HttSt Die
GtGatett sSttoiatta, WtiG)i9au> Sbio,
YcnmiDIOAnta tt0 9tcip Oorf+
Gerr SDeO. 8eGntAattt Die StAatet
SItnotS 1ttto isis comifn.
SEER Grtttt Senmin8tprem ole
St6atet MttS 1errttOrien Ne=
GrGSfa, @DOnting, 1ttaD, SSabo,
Gepao1 tt1tS Galifornien.
&err 6. WtitrtGer Sen Gtant Ga=
IifOrticn.
SEER Stto 8enmimg1oDcm ole
Staatem Wttfo1tri, &amias tttt0 Cos
lOraoO4
SScrr Statts Stto Ole staatem cSMi=
1tOts, SOma, NEiScOtiit 1ttS Wtitt=
ateiOta+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
e@waae mnS finoer1OIe Ssrauem

foaten ni9t perSweifeIn unb Natb unb Se:
lebrllne aus eiitem Bu6e i60pien, bnr6
weIdeS t~ouienbe pou SroIen innerbalb fir
selter .3eit ibre polle @elunobeit ruieoers
erlau9t uto ben sinSi9eN gSuni9 ibres per-
sens III Grfiillng 9eben loben. Sos nit
ptelenRranfenge idi6ten erI6uterte, reidlt6
auS9eitattete neueite gSert mir0 nd6 @ln=
pfdng Don 25 Gents 9riefmarfet Derlte9elt
nnb franco perI6ift por Der NrtO0tc
GIttttc & S~iSpcniarD, is g. &ONitOtt
Gtr+, ttc0r 9roaOtu0O, WclU 9Orf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Gtne ff.tSerfOSe she

1T semtB cine iberols traurige Ga9e fir
man6es Gbepaar. Isle uno mobur1 bieiem
llebel in fir3e It er 3eit ab9ebolfen 1per=
ben fam, 3ei9t bet ,, Wettlt1t8S =2Itfer'~.
wel6er pom 6em alien ur1b bepdbrten beutz
l6en Seil=Snitit1t in Seem Yort berausz
9e9eben wir6, ouf bic flarlte @eile.
SaS portreffli9e Bud (250 Geiten) mirb
9e9e,n @tnielonn9 pom 20 @erts in 9oitz
itamlps franco ltn6 mObG periie9elt erlanot
@0re lie: d eutsche S III eiIinstitut
IL Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

@enn man an rpeni9 gerpesung bat unb in
Der Scott nidt ior9faltls 1T, io i@abet 6ies oft
benz 9an5en &orper. 9lper'S Sa1apariQ lit Die
redte gr3nei, Die lnalt im Sriibiabr ne6lnen
iolte, nm has @lut 5u reini9el1, BEN &6rper
SIT itGrfet, bic 2eber 5nr Sbdti9teit Gu5lregen
ln6 bic @eIunobeit bersu1tellefT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Staot Chicago.
Regr Weunaia Saac itt G1trnpa.

Die unter 6ieiemSitel I'M rgGeiten" per6ffentz
Ii6ten intereIiante1t Geiici6iloeruigen 6eS
6rr1. Waibin9ton SEEING iirtO, einent nielz
fab s~ednBerten 9Sunids Sufolge,. tn elmer
bG1ernberen Sorm ais 8ld eridienel1, bas
fir ben billigen GreiS bon 80 GentS in ser
Office Der ISL. Staatssettult91 uno bur6
1lnlere 9lgenten SIT babcn lit. 53u YrGmicn
beredttgtc 2eier bes y@o6e1blatts" pber
beS uQSetenS" fDnnen baS Bud an Stele
elmer nnoerel1 8rG1rtte 6esie6eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

Sic AM8emtei1t be1tebtett 4tttS bez
fGttntet EIaf6enbtere Scr GOnraO
Setpp 8retUift0 Co. itnS cSeSers
ttatttt a1t eAtpfebIet- 8efenltttgem
btttet ntatt Stteft AT Die 8ra1teret
~ fenSet. suOp5O ruitt II lB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Nimntsbert6t+

Ole 8anfen beredneteu Cos PrO3eat fir
0arleben.
< @e9Iel ouf Stem gorf anf Eori.
9ie BanfzN Is9lei6un9en beliefeu ftd ouf
$50, 545 $50 9e9er $43 ,475 ,707 in Der entlprez
6enben ISOLDE bes 8~oriabres.
~oSn Seem gort mur0en II. g. gonbs notirt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
NtieffaHett.

M+ 90. Sic f0uneu Acknowledgement
Metlt, obne Steuer 5u entridtelt, i'm 0roBen
1ertaufem; aber natitrli6 ntdt, obne 9tcens,
itber OeI Sdatttii0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
UnTtnrtn+

Gaforia beiIt KOIif, RartIeibtsfeif,
m~asenidure, OnrdfaG, 2IufffObeH,
perIeibt eefunoen S&Iaf nno h'ITf Ger
D~eroauun9,
ORne f9doIide meoi5inirung'
The Cent0qGT CO2Hap011!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

S6ofe.-@ ie 3ufubr 5elief it6 mlf ca
1880 Stiid, 9egen 81 $50 Stiid III beT
pori9en ISOLDE. Yreiie nm 10000 bOber
2Gmlner SIT $5.00@5.7j.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

Die S6peiuez3ufu9r betrt9 ca.
g9o6e. 8e5ablt 1pur0e 81 ,25@5,85 fir
i6were uu6 4.75@5,65 fir leibte. Nreiie feit.
8ertarft mrroelt II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

@enm On aatarrb boit, 10 sebrauDe bas
1i1erlte 6eilnittel = DR.. Cages.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Gnfnrtn.

nGaioria if fir Hinder 70 gut eeeis.
net, oab i'd es fir etwas Dor5ieliaeres
ais irgenS cine mir befannte 2trsrei ems
pfehle," g. y. Arber, Md,
III 50, Orforo St., Brooflyn, I'D.
!. 1879 Fulton ST., N. z.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
mna TT

9attrrta lit DIR. 8a,aa2el aHtdyer's arsnES fit 5@nsltHOe ma
atuoEr. Sic emtbatt 4tensr OpiMh, aa"rpbS"t ""dJ "4aeFs
~merkettrdte sstaHe. ste 1T Elm m~mhbaHtSdJFF Gt'"t fur Ware
enxtr, Trnpfen, samsItHss-9prHp ANA G@H@f"'' 9s 'A1asEnFf
~+ a. h;rnt fir Fe Sret6tn Sabre lnmeer Wthr@nA u%n aatl-
Itunen stHtterm. Cafeteria tSHst Die aOarHrer* C"F"Et@ ~ H@s
lmtuerGalbstltnftts fir ataosr = aFr aaHtter grEntH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

~ ". SlulUCNI Sl+s . . . .LOICfIN
Hldlb'S. ltat.. ..S6,X05.
G~taStamtuaIt.
s.. Nai66tr1le, st.. .51,241.
Sefie Gor, q. 1884.
Q~SaIbburne'S Wtai... .21,845.
gtaStf6retber.
9. 90. NtderIon, 3d.. 50,784.
S. Nt: 9ouar6, @......:23s926.
Giderion's Wtai.. -. .26,858.
9aS Wtd)terantt.
Sir bas Mntt et1teS &retsri6ters (alt
Stele 6eS berftprbenelt GidterS GogerS)
m1r6e Gt6arb g. Sntbtn getpd6lt,
Der III Der Stdbt ben Ibrtge1 Republican,
i6en Gat0toaten b%oralSltef. 9aS GeluItat
in Der StaOt lit f~oIgenbeS:
&.S SutDtu, .51,177.
90. $ngerioa. a.....:22s781.
Sutbia'S Ofai...... 1886.
Sic 2~pmmtDabIen.
Nm ilttereilanteiten lit baS &eIltltat Ser
Somnipabl auf Ser Norbiette, tpo Der
ben1ofrattl6e Glieliors@G anbtbat Gbale NIT
iiber 2100 Simmer Wte6r6ett ftegte, tpGD>
rert6 bic ibrigen bentofratii6en Ganbibd7
0aten nit beil1a6e 5000 Stiminett Wtt1toer>
bett gel6lager tpurben. Dies seigt, 6aB
ST.. GDaie bie @el6tdte gut beritebt unb
in eriter 9tnie fir ftdr 1orgt. Ser repu7
blifauiIde N1ieiiors : @nnoibat 9tDce mar
offenbdr nun Elm @ etn>Sanbtbat
9as rep1hItfanii6e Sotpnttdet auf Ser
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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-12
A. 2oo-Year-Oid Clock.

A curiosity in Mr.. Wakefeld's shop is
g Dutch clock, 200 years old, which evil
IDENTIFY has been part of much interesting
history, 1t is an ugly little block of "a
clock, seven or eight inches square, that
is placed high enough on the wall to
allow its weights to clear the floor, and
is wound up by pulling long dangling
chain. 1T lis q queer little wooden and
brass clock, rudely made, with an unin-
teresting face, 1t looks more like sleepy
Ounce of q clock than q smart, reliable
timepiece. Nevertheless, it is a graduate
Of Bowdoin college. 1t told time to the
students of that institution for many
years. Opening one of the panels which
form the sides of the old Dutchman and
swing on wire hinges, one sees the inscrip-
ton, Edward Howe, Jr., Bowtoina col
lege, 1888, Below it are the names
"Josiah Howe and "Dr. Sutherland,
Bowdoin, 184g Lewiston Journal
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-12
A LEGITIMATE vOCATION

A LEGITIMATE VOCATION.
Il But, in so far as burglary in itself was
concerned, he wished him to understand
that he regarded il as just as legitimate
q vocation IN life as the practice Of law
or Of medicine or the preaching of the
Gospel @
The governor asked: ''How do you
aWhy, property has certain rights.
powers and privileges. It must have
corresponding obligations, and the first
duty of property is to take care of itself.
If in country neighborhood there are
three stores doing general business, and
there is not business enough to support
more than two merchants families, what
happens? Two of those merchants COM
bine against the third, and by indicious
application Of the laws OF trade, they
drive him out of business and divert to
their own pockets the profits which he
otherwise would have made Everybody
says that is right Now, what difference
does it make whether this is done by a
judicious use of the laws Of trade or BY d
moro summary processs Why, governor,
you know very well that there are great
many men in this world who are rich who
have no more right to what they have
than you or l. ''Ati la54 issis
DO understand, = said the governor,
that you coafine yourself in your depre-
dations to that class of peoples''
I, "Oh," he replied, 81 aim to- aim to.
The last man robbed was member Of
congress. y
tits needless to say that the governor
did not pardon him. He served his term,
has since served q term In the Eastern
lpenite.1tiarylof Pennsy lyania. and is I'M
dcrstood now to be in the Virginia peni-
Tertiary at Richmond. - International
Record
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-12
Stupid Children at school.

One of the lest business men we know
was q dreadfully stupid boy IN numbers;
one of the best writer's could not. spell
which without s.t;', one Of the best
orators was a wretched reader in his first
school year; one Of the best teachers was
mlschievous almost to viciousness Dis
cordant notes in childhood do not neces-
sarily mean lack Of harmony or success In
life Boston Journal Of Education.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-12
0GAN NAR>SAs
Several rows occurred after the show

Several rows occurred after the show
last night.
The shady side ofthe street was quite
comfortable to-day.
Farmers are bringing their machin
cry to town for repairs.
The habit of playing ball on the
streets should be stopped.
The County Recorders Office is I'M
dergoing general cleaning to-day.
We are sorry to note the illness Of
friend Grant Pitzer, and hope he may
soon be about again.
Mr.. A. +. Martin has our thanks for
fine lot Of cigars. Well, to say they
were good, would not be doing justice,
as they were certainly fine. Ca1lagain,
friend Martin.
Governor Wilson has appointed Hon.
Edward Robertson, of the Wheeling
MeVs Letter, as Superintendent Of the
Penitentiary, in place Of Peck, not con
frmed by the senate.
MI. S. +. Dodd, Secretary Of the
Equitable Life Associations, or this city,
left on the early train this morning for
". G. on business for the company. He
will be. absent several days:
The Gettysburg Springs Hotel has
been leased fora term Of years BY Maj
+. w. Coleman, for many years propri-
.etor of the carrollton Hotel, Baltimore,
who is making extensive improvements
to the house and grounds.
Just think of person stepping for
the depot about ten minutes after the
train has left, especially whenhe wants
to visit sweetheart. One -four young
men was left this morning, and he
swears eternal vengeance on his Water
bury watch He intended to visit
Hagerstown, and now thinks his best
and only girl will 60 back on him for
the disappointment. How about il,
Profl
Mr.. John Teller, is pushing the
work Of charging and reniodeling his
hall on Queen street. It will be ex-
tended on Race street 40 feet, thereby
making it the largest hall in the
city The work Of tearing out the back
is now going on, and the carpenters are
busily engaged. Mr.. Feller proposes to
give our people a comfortable hall with
ample accommodations, and the pub
lie should assist him in the way Of pat
ronage. fsf
We were Informed last evening BY two
young ladies who know all about it, but
willnotgive the names away that there
would be four bang up weddings in this
place within the:next six weeks, Two
Of them our informants said, will be
church weddings and on grand scale.
Let the band play and the dance pro-
coed. Chambersburg Repository.
Yes, BrotherDif you want information
CONCERNING weddings. just come over
to our city. Some Of the young ladies
of this town have both old and young
men married about once every week.
Iffis no nneomnion report to hear Of
marriages, but often fellows are wor-
riedlhalf to death BY inquisitive GOSSIP
ers One would almost suppose our
town was composed entirely Of Brigham
Youngs.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-12
MaRTINsBORe, ". VA, THuRsOAy, MAY II, Iss7.

him, since he fnlly meant to Quit the
business and follow some other pursuit
for living. aai s'
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-12

On and after Sunday, March 13th,
1887, trains will run as follows Stand
s3A5 sa8KR EASTWARD. i8sa
Fast Mail leaves Martinsbutg at IS
a M, Bedington \ 40, Falling Waters
al, Wi1liamsport Station 90, Hagers-
town 5 10, Chambersburg 9 IS, Carlisle
10 IS, arrive at Harrisburg III IS, Phi1a-
delphia 8 Is p m.
Mail Express Train leaves Martins
burg at 5 rs p m, Bedington 5 90, Fall
ing Waters 5 AZ, Wi11iamsport Station
q 90, Hagerstown 20, Chambersburg
S IS, Carlisle s rs arrive at Harrisburg
at 7 IS.
WESTWARD.
n. O. Express leaves Harrisburg at
4 rs M. Carlisle S SIS, Chambersburg
6 so, arrives at Hagerstown at 7 40,
Williamsport Station s SO, Falling Wat
ers 8 IS, Bedington 600, Martinsburg
9 rs.
Mail leaves Harrisburg at y as m.
Carlisle SIS, chambersburg so, arrive
at Hagerstown at 1870 Williamsport
Station II 90, Falling Waters II Is, Bed
ington II 20, Martinsburg II SIS.
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg at 3 as,
Carlisle 4 IS, chanbersburg S so, Hag-
erstown Gas, Williamsport Station j 90,
Falling Waters n I3, Bedington 20.
w. A. GARD, Agt. J. F. BOYD, Supt.
II. A. RIDDLE. General Passenger Agt.